Singapore Standard, 10 July 1952

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    17 1 Singapore Standard Ik m x. VOL. 11l NO. 8 THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    ALL-MALE JURY AT SPY TRIAL
    256 1 tXDON, .luh 9, (AP). An all-male jury began the spj trial of a voun? Foreign Office radio N today m a courtroom from which the public i .»;1 after the prosecution claimed "highly ,i.M uments were involved. The William Mm n Marshall. 24, has p
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    Johore Bahru Blaze Guts Smokehouse
    29 1 living In Jalan > tpletely I hop furiand hall h 1/ th* the ill nes. ;p to the cycle 4 through I not been believed
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    Priest Tourtured
    12 1 Hongkong sterdav R II v _,trepen ile detained iiinist AFP
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    52 1 photo. Admiral Karl Mountbatten inspects a detachment of the Mth Infantry Brigade during h|s visit to the Adriatic port of Trieste. Mountbatt.n. the C-in-C of the British Mediterranean Fleet, arrived m Trieste m his flagship HMS. Glasgow. Walkins: behind Mountbatten (extreme left) is Brigadier Bum-he. commander of the 24th Infantry
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    n i Inr Smuts
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    MacD's Job: No Decision Taken Yet
    164 1 LONDON. Wed. No decision has been taken on extension of the Commis-sioner-General, Mr- Malcolm icDonald's tern, of office. the C >lon_al Secretary, Mr. Oliver I jrttelton Informed the House ol Commons this afteri m m response to a question by labourite. Mr. Stanley Awbery.
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    Tree Slashing In Pahang
    74 1 A T( ft \L Ol 64,828 rubber trees hi Pahang were slashed by terrorists Last year, the Pahang Planl •■>• Association Year Book I 11 ts. Ol these trees. 56.037 were seriously damaged and the remaining 8.791 slightly damaged. i i 656.11 acres were affected. June
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    3 MORs DROWN
    39 1 KUAL LUMPUR. Wed i othei inks of the Malay Regimenl were drowned yester,i iy i hen the boal m winch they were travelling hum .1 v mtut Ferry, Pahang, capsized. Their bodies were rec >vei i
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    MacDONALD IN HK
    29 1 M. Malcolm Mac Donald. C >mn ti < lene .1 I i Sou ii ed In Hongkong trom i > by plane yesterday accompanied by his private secreAFP.
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    Elephant As Gift
    23 1 Students of India have uttered m elephant to the Japanese neoole to strengthen friendship bet iveen the two nations.. A.P.
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    Atomic Arms Ready tor use
    333 1 Trace Talks I Year Old TOkM) July Coinciding with a Pciping Radio report thai tin* Korean iruec talks have entered a critical sia»«-, the U.S. Armj Chief of Start, Gen. J. Lawton Coffins, declared m Wadilfkgton that the United Nations have now tl««- «-a|tahility **to
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    Briton Sues Thai Premier
    98 1 BANGKOK. July 9. (AFP) A suit claiming damages for personal property losses, totalling 300.000 babt incurred during the June 29, 1951 uprising was filed m Bangkok on Monday by Captain .S H. Dennis, former British Naval attache. Captain Dennis. who was at thai time Secretary of
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    Indian Recognition
    23 1 '\\\F. New. Chronicle London. reports that India intends re- <-.. ising King Farouk aas. s King of Egypt and the Sudan- A.F.P.
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    Lake Club To Hold Referendum
    336 1 Lake Club To Hold Referendum KLALA LUMPUR. Wed. A record attendance of members of the Lake Club, after accepting the resignation of its president, Mr. H. H. Faccer and his committee at a special general meeting tonight felt that Asians would be welcome on guest nights. But they felt that
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    Press Wants Dean Sacked
    338 1 LONDON. July 9 (Renter) The allegations made by Dr. Hewlett Johnson, the Dean of Canterbury, that the United Nations were waging germ warfare m the Far Fast evoked angry protests, ridicule and demands for the Dean's dismissal m today's British press. These papers maintained that the
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    4 REDS GIVE UP, 3 DIE
    251 1 m^m, Harassed Bandits Were Just Ted Up' KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Seven Communist terrorists were eliminated m the Federation yesterday. Three were kilted by Security Forces, while four surrendered. Two Communists, who surrendered m the Kuantan area said they had been severely harassed by the
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    Police Officer Killed, 2 Hurt
    70 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— A European Police lieutenant was killed and a special constable and a Malay boatman were wounded when they were fired on by a gang of terrorists while travelling m a police boat m Kuala Kiai. Kelan tan, yesterday. A second Police party
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    US EXPERTS TO VISIT MALAYA
    70 1 TWO American experts, Dr William H Cowgill. horticulturist and Dr. F. U WeMman pathologist. both of the ETS. Agriculture Department, arUl visit Malaya and Indonesia ta the eoui.se of a oVe-month world tour. They are to ftudy tha 018--eases Of the coffee plant and counter-measure*
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    'Missing' Vessel Returns Safely
    154 1 'Missing' Vessel Returns Safely THE 5.172-ton Dutch vessel, Ta. man. which this week was though! to have been m distress m typhoon m tne China Sea. arrived m Singapon yesterday and put to rest doubts concerning Jiei safety. A spokesman for the Singapore agents of the ship said it was
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    Thais Get Read.
    27 1 THE Thai Minusti v tl fateriOl planning to pure taie »ii raid ilren* frwn abroad m view of tlte present Wol H situation AFP
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    PI Losses In Korea
    26 1 p f my casualties m tt c m -.ii si ie J ac 12 total 14 n.-n killed fend. S(J araundea,! A.P.
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    Aorta Of Dead Man Saves Life
    161 1 PHILADELPHIA. Ju f I (Renter) The Pen ns mia Hospital has announced tfce j «*s ie :essl ul imp!* .mi," of a rare operation m which section of the body's largest artery was taken from a dead man and transplanted into living person. Th
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    More Elected Council Men
    91 1 LONDON. Wed. Singapore* elected representatives naas he increased shortly. Mr. Oliver Lyttelton told the House ot Commons this afternoon thai Increase of elected representatives on the City Council will l l be considered as :i result ol the Hill Report. He asked questioner Mr. Starlev A
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    Templer Visits Villages, Schools
    380 1 Templer Visits Villages, Schools KUA LA LV MPL R. Wed. General Sir Gerald Templet, the High Commissions) today 1 1 aval le 1 !__;<_<■! Strong Aitr.v <.»r.v.v through estate and fores! i eserves m South Selangoi "iist id W bei B ll A*ft tiflM Liew Kon Kirn. the bearded bandit
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    SQUATTERS: BUILDING 'RING' BARED
    430 2 McNeice Tells Of Racket In Mass Produced Huts Standard Staff Reporter AN illegal ring of individuals or organisations m Singapore is behind the "invasion" of Singapore Improvement Trust land, mass-produc-ing attap huts, erecting them on unauthorised Trust land, and reaping big profits from gullible victims lo
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    Trader Told How He Was'Swindled'
    373 2 Standard Staff Reporter r KOH CHENG HONO. managing: director of a trading company ia Boat Quay, told the Singapore. Third District Court yesterday how he was swindled ot 513.000 by t man whom he had believed to be the owner oi a linn m Kuching,
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    2 Wives At Different Addresses
    70 2 2 Wives At Different Addresses WHEN charged m the Singapore Third District Court yesterday with not giving the correct particulars regarding his address m his identity card. a young contra* tor. Scow Swee Rim. told the Judge: "I have t\v« wives. Sometime- I sftaj with one wife and then the
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    Mrs. Fozdar On World Peace
    57 2 MRS. SHIRIN FOZDAR. President of the Baha'i Assembly, and General Secretary of the Singapore Council of Women. and Mrs. Tan Yok Gin spoke on how to achieve world peace at the British Council Hall last night. Mrs. Fozdar's eldest daughter. Miss Muneera Fozdar, a lawyer.
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    ANNUAL MEETING
    23 2 T .<■ _< '.oral meeting lot thi S< r Indian Ass _na- b< held on Saturday, 14] Association preli si I a Lumpur,
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    Sentence Is Termed Fantastic
    151 2 JUDGMENT was reserved iby the Chief Justice, Sir i Charles Murray-Aynsley, m i the Singapore High Court yesj terday, m an appeal by two policemen against conviction j and sentence of 15 months' rigorous imprisonment each on a corruption charge. Arguing the appeal, Mr. A. J.
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    PAWNBROKER LOSES PLEA FOR PAYMENT
    161 2 In the Singapore High Court Or] Tuesday Mr. Justice Brown dismissed an appeal by a pawnbroker against the decision of a Police Court magistrate ordering that a watch, which had been unlawfully pawned, should be returned to the owner. The judge held th d tile
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    9 Countries At This Bazaar
    359 2 WOMEN representing almost every community m Singapore met yesterday at the Y.W.C.A., Collyer Quay, to dir-cuss plans for the International Bazaar which will he held at Victoria Memorial Hall from 11.30 a.m. to 7 p.m. on July 19, as part of the "programme of Appeal
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    These 24 Have To Go
    79 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore R;:rai Board has decided that .he owner? of 24 shops built without the Board", permission at the 13th mile WIM H;l! Road. Seletar on land- reserved for a roundabout will have m seek alter- native accommodation. The Boaro members arrived
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    Learner Driver's First Time Out Was Fatal
    180 2 On his first nijrht out. a learner driver killed I woman near a road Junction oil River alley Road. He was sentenced to nine I months' imprisonment m the lower courts on a charge Of] causing death by a negligent act. He was
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    Denies He Had NAAFI Stores
    58 2 ABDUL RAHMAN s/o Ab-. duila. was charged m the Singapore Relief Court yester- day with being m possession ;of four packets of cigarettes I marked NAAFI stores for j which he could not give a j satisfactory ai -v. er. at the Singapore Harbour Board
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    DATO PAGLAR'S GOLD MEDAL
    78 2 A GOLD medal presenter! by Dato C. J. Paglar will b e r sented to the sonp.=:re«s who {gets the largest sum ot none.. of "Speci:*: Request Songs' al the Singapore Branch of the Bri tLsh Rr-d Cross Society's concert on July 14 at 8 p.m
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    Expedite These 2: Governor
    227 2 I THE Governor of the I Colony Mr. J. F. Nicoll, I has given Mr. McNeicc I "explicit instructions" to I expedite two important matters connected with j squatters. i Tfe__ plan for the settlenext of the Kampong L Bu;;i fire victims, a num- L ber
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    Burglars Rob Woman Of Bangles, Cash
    81 2 Burglars Rob Woman Of Bangles, Cash BURGLARS got away with a haul of about S6OO worth of jewellery and cash when thi 5 broke into a house at Woodlands Road. Singapore, ea: y yesterday morning. The victim. a Chinese woman, Ang Geek Lee, was robbed of a pair of gold
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      Boy (15) Had Bullets, Bound Over
      13 3 Boy (15) Had Bullets, Bound Over thai 1 B. I R ge i
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      26 3 K( >N( .v trrss I I". i rII d.iiuv .it Ibt MTorM Snc^porc M I nil of |1m I She >v l>«Tf'>i m >rtl 1) mi
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      It's Unfair
      27 3 Bin tmprov al the i Dep crate not lair I Depart;. I ,;d th;:* planning team had help from thc t Dec r_enl ava *L*
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      Camera Club Picnic
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      Malayans Can Now Get FIA Dip. Here
      154 3 M mdard Staff Reporter thc first tin,-. Malai. 3 may norn qualify the Diploma ot the leral Institute of AcI mutants m Singapore. •viou sly ca n dictates ..-.t go \'j the United X ns^dorn <n Au stral ia tn sit for the
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      More income For The Rural Board
      123 3 Staadard stiff Reporter 1 nenl >ffii the Singa i Rural expects increase c year when an menl rate <>•; t'! unirised buildings m the area increased re\ v: be m improving Ihe existlicilil •I by tiie I A spoke .m nf the d said
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      Charged With Armed Robbery
      48 3 w CHOON HUAT, was i In the Singapore F Police Courl yesterday armed robbery ot articles 4 |30.5€ from Eng Jon at the five-i. >•>'-'.'. iy of ■1 Sultan on Jane 3, Tan alleged to hive u-.»i I •[c was ret ian L ■■■.■■■B-nBBB-B***^**^^* l
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      36 Families In Kampong Alexandra Are Affected
      302 3 Standard Staff Reporter THIRTY big attap "long houses'' m Kampong Alexandra, which have Immm. ordered to be demolished because they are unauthorised buildings erected on Singapore Improvement IVust land, at present provide shelter for about 360 families. The houses are owned by Chinese
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      Hut Dwellers Seek Welfare Dept. Aid
      265 3 photo. Standard Stall Reporter M. \RLY 300 men, women and children, occupiers of tlie remaining 80 to 90 unauthorised plank and attap huts built on stilts on marsh land off Bendemeer Road, near Pulau Minyak, travelled m five lorries to the Social Welfare Department
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      4 Gamblers Set Poser
      82 3 ■j toonder hi what lang~ uage they played" remarked a Singapore Magistrate when foi r persons appeared bejore him m t) Firsi Police Court e rd The men, Krishnasamy PUlai ft n Indian Hindu, Othman bin Ahmad a Malay, She;'/: All bin Bacha Meaen an Indian
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      Show For SALSU
      36 3 1 THF. Singapore Admiralty Loci! Stair Union will hold a I cinema show for its members jat the U.S.I.S. Theatrette, 26, j Raffles Place on Thursday, July I 10. at 7 p.m. 1
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      44 3 photo. CAPTAIN K. C. BATH an Army Austtr piiot from the Federation, met his fiancee, Miss Danhne Pearcr <>n her arrival m Singapore by Qantas-BOAC from London on Tuesday. They are to be married at the Churcfl of the Visitation. Seremban. on Saturday. Standard
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      Thio's Three Queries To Govt.
      167 3 Standard Staff Reporter MR. Thio Chan BeeJ (Progressive, Bale stier) j Singapore Legislative Councillor, will ask th c Government to increase the number of holiday bun- galows for employees m Division II and below. In questions to be tabled at the Legislative Council meeting next
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      Four Rob Pedestrian
      63 3 Four Rob Pedestrian FOUR Malay youths robbed: 1 a Chinese fishmonger, Kee j Swee Keng, of $10 and his I identity card at 4.30 a.m. m i St. Andrew's Road. After taking the identity j card and money, the .Malays j ran into the Cathedral grounds. 1 A passing taxi
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      Memorial Hall Opening Date
      110 3 Memorial Hall Opening Date THF. tentative date of Aug. 29 has been set for the opening oi the St. Andrew's Cathedi il memorial hall, and details ol the ceremony will be announced Lite: Until then, it is hoped that furnishing or fixtures will be donated to the various rooms oi
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      Foundation Stone
      30 3 MR. MALCOLM MacDONALD, the Commissioner-General, will lay the foundation stone of the Sree Narayana Mission's new building on Aug. 16 i West Hill Road, 13J mile, Seletar. Singapore.
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      Commando Is Cleared
      139 3 TWENTY-YEAR OLD Ro.Y Wilson, a Marine Comman- j do. was acquitted by Mr. Justice Knight at the Singapore Assizes on Tuesday on a charge of robbing a coffee shop waitress of her purse containing her identity card j and $56 m cash. The waitress, Ang Ah Kirn,
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      63 3 The Austin "SEVEN" The new "BABY" AUSTIN the Austrn "Seven," will be on hoy. at Seremban from July Mth 17th, m-'usive Don'l mis. seeing this delightful little car ITINERARY rhe intended schedule:KUALA LUMPUR JULY 21 to JULY 26 Inclusive IF I JULY 29 to AUG 2 PEN AMG AUG 4
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      168 3 I _V#»tr Arrival* f^ i Piece Goods!/ §Skl U*< I ancv oilr*;, Printed Oman/a. Embroidery X La< <•. #a* m M Sj* it tt Ha tfa it att tl Swiss Sh a tti tin I Unite il a pain I la I isii tfa nr i m rati rile slare
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    Pk. War C'ttee Visits Villages
    46 4 IPOH. Wed The Pc: 3 i War Adv., C rnmitta ted Su:._t-i D (tamp g R fJew V ages m X BB "'.I .:.< conduct; M Ford. Os re jk sopei <n the e1 the village com rtees to __is< ni s
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    REFRESHER COURSE FOR CLERKS
    550 4 To Start With Classes For 1,500 In K.L. Stcndard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federation I Government's scheme to hold refresher courses j for the Government Clerical Service will start off j with classes for about 1,500 clerks stationed m Kuala Lumpur. -Problems of accommodation
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    Parents Of Bayoneted Planter Fly Here
    114 4 Parents Of Bayoneted Planter Fly Here Matxiarri Staff Reporter MR. MRS. H. W. Morgan, of Newcastle, New Soutli Wales, |*arentB of a 23->ear-nM Joimre planter. *ho \»a* ba\oneted by bandits last Monday, flew into Siagaporc ny OantasBO\<. from Vu-lralia yes--lir<la> t r armed escort thejf v X tanf to see
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    Injured 'Boy' Was Beside Dead Girl
    319 4 IPOH, Wed. The story of the finding of a Chinese couple, lying close to each other, and a revolver near them, on the ground floor of a house m Eastern Road, Taiping, on the night of April 25, was told at a murder trial
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    Malayan Tin Offers New Shares
    216 4 LONI> S Vfi -s ders oi Tha Ekledging ottered 400.000 5& shaRS al Hh_, per s-uj-. tht has> ol one f. ti l rv *\v, i he d. report. the Run Times this g. r i new shares wil' ii!' 4 raafc I•< uterim of
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    Warning On Overzealousness
    198 4 Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA. Wtd.— Acquit- ting a it.edk.r__ peodler yesterday, on a charge of transporting medicine on the road between sunset and sunrise. Magistrate Ismail Mohamed Jamil remark^ that an innocent man araa put to considerable inconvenience either! through ignorance or the <- .-erzealousness of a
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    War Dept. Men Want Provident Fund Benefits
    283 4 War Dept. Men Want Provident Fund Benefits I KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. I The War Department I, Civilian Staff Association 1 has requested Government i to give urgent attention to I I the question of imdudin tr i War Department civilian i workers under the provisions I of the Provident Fund
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    MTU URGES GOVT. REVIEW
    118 4 EDUCATIONAL SERVICE n:\\M,. r H* Ma/L i feeaa th«l the time h«* io i ih, Io rrvietl ihe whole qm ..< m I \tmpp\ n ami l<> imil\ it so that i rat lh»t m Inking up teaching h pi -ofeHWMMt. ii |MB_M__Me l<» BBTHe faf
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    ADO Transferred
    37 4 IV "HE oO'lD Sha>rbin Mohd. Yaacob, Ass: 1) strici Officer. Port Die!-. has gone no transfer to D Tipus, .it ehu, ADisl tit Officer. Ho sure ■V r>. Wan S.iu.irim bin 1 i from Seremhsn.
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    'TEMPLER'S POLICY
    346 5 UK Papers Hail Cains LONDON, July 9. Endorsing Gen. Temper's move to mobilize the support of the civil population of all communities, The Times states m an editorial today that it seems plain that his policy is on the right lines." The Times added that the war with
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    59 5 photo. MX I. GOH, former De puty Social Welfare Secretary. Singapore, returned by Qaaaas-BOAC >aS t c rday if ter 2 1 months m Britain. Hr spent a year studying loi.tt government, public and social administration m the .econd Devonshire course for Colonial administrative officers, then entered Cambridge University and
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    82 5 photo. MR. DONALD PELRS (fourth from left) spent ani last aight m Singapore as guest of Mr. D. Ci. Wilson (extreme right). Manager of the Gramophone Company Ltd. The party was held at the Sea View Hotel on Tues day night. The guests were left to right. Mrs. V. I__
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    STUG Sends 'Secret' Memo To whlitehall
    134 5 THE. General Secretary of the Singapore Trade Union Congress tail v.'> ".'.I a •"confidential" norauadun. to Whitehall concerning the c aims tor Governments rates of pay and cost of living .< owa cea by rtaployees untons ol the Armed Forces m ie Colony. J
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    26,137 CARS IN JUNE
    42 5 VEHICLES registered an. licensed m Singapore m June totalled 229.418 There were 159,167 bicycles, 26.137 motor ears, 8,390 goods vehicles. 4.V2 buses. 6*460 'icycles. 183 handcarts, 6,026 motor cycles, SO c_ ;!e carts and oiif* horse-dr. uvp. cart.
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    Test Applicants By Graphology
    185 5 EMPLOYERS URGED Standard Staff Reporter EMPLOYERS were advised yesterday at the Weekly Rotary Club luncheon by Mr. Arthur Cecil Brookes, Director of Chemistry, Singapore and Malaya, to employ Graphologists m selecting candidates for vacancies. Recommending the science of Graphology m the selection of candidates. Mr. Brookes
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    Today's Power Cuts
    353 5 SUBSTATIONS In Singapore u.iid. to load shedding on Thund^v. K»»h July. I».'>_. D\V iiiiiuc Pip*-. Rheem. lord. Bin Srn« Wire Mesh. PAY.D. Quarry. Nanyang Mfg.. Bt Panjang. National Carbon. Princes* Elezabeth Rut.. Bairy Farm. Flu Pandan. Jnrong I. tc Bt. TiinHh Village. I nlted Chinese a. vt
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    Bendemeer: Govt Probe Is Urged
    248 5 Standard Staff Reporter A CALL to Government to net up a commit*., 10l i»vr*t, K ale the present demolition of attap hut* i» tfen.lem.-rr and to make other arrangement to house he villa*.-™ heiore they are drhou*rd. .v«» made Mr. -_T.____: hoon En Cit y
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    48 5 LESTER f ham Boon Khens. a former pupil of the St. Andrew's School, who leaves by thc Canton today for U.K. for a tflrce -year course m structural engineering m the Brixton School of Building. He is the third son of Mr. Tham Hwang Hui. a Singapore hiisinesNtnan.
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    DROWNED IN POND
    44 5 A FINDING of death by misadventure was recorded m the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday at an ungues! into the death of a tailor. Wong Chee San. who was drowned while out swimming m i pond at Kailang Ba-.in on May 25.
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    Fed. Regt. Call For Trainees
    256 5 KLALA Ll MPUB, Wed No time is bring lost f:i setting-up the Federation Regiment and application* an* now being: invited Cram Federal citizens or Rriti .h subjects for appointment as pi .ibationu. v otti< r r<_ .1 training, and I rom Malays for similar appointments
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    Landowner Wins Appeal
    108 5 Landowner Wins Appeal Tl [E Ju *i ice. Sir arlies M'.r: v-.\ jfftS cv. allowed an tpfreal ia the Sin^apoaa I High Court fesCeedaf icaii ■■>' j conviction and .i..".e.i<e ot a day's imprisonment and of $850 imposed by the loster courts On landowner. Ifr. If. Elyathamby, on a charge
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    JUST FRIENDLY
    73 6 pnoio. Like a resigned voter, concerned by a Presidential candidate, this solemn young owl listens I to the mewing of his pussy pal at the home of Mrs. Olive Kirsche m Summit. New Jersey. I The Baby owl is one of a pair found on the Kirsche's lawn
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    Singapore Standard A Necessary Evil
    788 6 TYHHGF E Telegraph Address: TIGERNEWS, Singapore. ERANCH OFFICES if trig House Square, London. EC 4. KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PINANG 43 Sul.on S.rect, 83 Cowon Street. 8 Ledh Street, Telephone 4588. Telephone 829. Telephone 1055 MWS SERVICES Reuter. Associated Press, United Press, A9er.ce France Presse. I'tZ.AL
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    We, the PEOPLE
    475 6 We, the PEOPLE 'Make It Difficult For Dodgers To Run Away Sir; When tlie introduction of the National Service Bill was announced there was ;-n unwarranted propagi nda alleging that Indians were trying to "dodge" callup under the Bill. Although it is true that some Indians, who were temporary immigrant
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    CAUGHT IN THE LIFT
    106 6 S r; Notwithstanding the i hard feelings against the i City Councillors over the i present 'liberal' black-outs i both during thc day and I night. I plead with the City I Electrical Engineer at least I to give us a warning about black-outs so that
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    TIME FOR A WAGES BILL
    356 6 Sir:— lt is time we had Some sort of social security for workers and a Wages Bill to fix basic wage- m this country. The necessity for this has become more apparent since the Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association Started making persistent demands for a
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    99 per cent are 'For'
    81 6 Sir. I would assure Sir Cheng-lock that he _hag the support and co-operation of 99 per cent, of the Chinese In his plan fo change the M.C.A. into a political organisation. The remaining one per cent is composed of those Chinese self-styled leaders. It would
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    THE ORDEAIS OF A HOSPITAL VISIT
    147 6 j Sir; When one has got to visit patients at the Singapore General Hospital, he or she*must first obtain a permit from the Admission .Room. The jaga at the entrance to the building allows only visitors holding such permits to enter the hospital. T
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    A .Proud People Go Begging
    1134 6  - A .Proud People Go Begging RAWLE KNOX By ..HITTOOR. wag "1 huddled under a vast hin«jle rock on lop ot which an enlerprising Muslim invndeff gome five huii.ln.l years ajio ha<! perched a tiny fort. How many tliirsiv garrisons must have surrendered, cniiifi out for water? Water mm the only
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    Lord Ammon Want Red Dean' Changed
    346 7 ■v legal a. against Dr. the De :or alleged on the Bi -roo; m by him at his ay. I Lord q Lord Amis ri Dean's 'liable to i tag ith (/her and bring the < ta- d into contempt O day that the
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    Missionary Attacked
    73 7 BANGKOK, July 9 (AFP) m woman missionai j Hi rimes of the ssionary Alliance d by unidentified persons m soldiers' uniforms, ning m a chu n'n, Korat, east Thailand, on, Satur The men clubbed her over head and body, then l [olmes was not injured but is now
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    Duchess On New TB Drugs
    116 7 I.< i it. 2■ j 9 (Ri uter)— tess Kent told the eting of the tli ird Commonwealth and Empire Health and Tuberculosis cones terday that new drug ethods ol vacci- tn and different systems ol I .Ught about encouraging i de t- of thi
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    Judy Stirs Up Hornets Nest In HK
    176 7 HONGKONG. July 9. (UP).— The entire press here was up m arms against "Miss .Hongkong", Judy Dann, who ranked fourth m the Long Beach "Miss Universe" beauty contest for having allegedly caused "a loss uf '.it' to the colony. Miss D.mn has been
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    HIS 100th MISSION
    22 7 FIRST Lt. Robert D. Wedemever. son of the retired Lt.Gen. Albeit C. Wedemeyer. completed his lOOtn. combat mission. UP
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    Taft Wins 17 Georgia Votes In Hadr Fight In Hard Fight
    160 7 Taft Wins 17 Georgia Votes In Hadr Fight In Hard Fight I HU .GO, JuK 9- Sen. Rebeii Tali rolled upi ,ni;iu\r uiorv over Itu. Dwighl I). Eisenhower* i« m a ii »i struggle over I presidential nominat-J from Georgia. i forces i c Republic) lory tion ere' tC to
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    Ridgway's visit
    15 7 tit: receive R i d g w a y, Supn toghan P ice.
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    Crowning On The Air
    33 7 b: oad g erence is understood to have approved the British [broadcasting Corporation's plans for radio and television coverage of the Queei a roronatioo on June 2, 19 Reuter
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    Commons Move On Tappers' Wages
    137 7 Standard Staff Correspondent LONDON, Wed.— One of the most important subjects discussed between the Colonial Secretary, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton and General Sir Gerald Templer was the question -of rubber tappers- wages. The top conclusion reached was that wages should depend on "local negotiations. This a..
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    UK Explorers For Arctic
    131 7 UK Explorers For Arctic LONDON, July 0 (Reuter.:—T entj B• c B itish scientists, sailors, and soldiers left here m the No vegian .-filer Tottan on ;1 two-yeai expedil ion to Greenlane. t<> test uniforms and Jniiitary equipment under Arctic conditions. The explorers who form the British North Greenland expedition,
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    Yalu Blasted Again: Tank Raid Beaten Off
    257 7 Yalu Blasted Again: Tank Raid Beaten Off SEOUL, July 9 Fighter-bombers dropped more bomb, yesterday on one of L 3 bydro-eiectric plants demolished m a series of mass raid* two weeks a«ro ihe U.S. Fifth Air Force reported. Tlie target was No. 2 plant at C hong jin reservoir which
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    Malayan Deportees Leave HK
    94 7 I I HONGKONG, July I (Keuter AAP) The Danish vessel Kaviken left for Canton yesterday with .i..0 Chinese from Singapore and Malaya. The ship stayed for only a lew hours to pick up a pilot j off Green Island. Another group of Chinese, j totalling more
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    Big Blast Solves A Puzzle
    169 7 I 1 CASTLE DALE. Utah, J S 9, (AP). Hundreds of tons of rock and earth spewed from J the side of au ancient mountain m Southern Utah on Tuesday m the biggest nonatomic explosion ever set oil by man. A billowing cloud of gray
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    THE 20.000
    40 7 BRITAIN' haa -O.UOO men serv-j ing m. the Korean theatre, t.,000 j ol whom are national servicemen, Mr. Nigel Birch Parliameniafy Secretary to the Minis- j try of Defence, said m the Com- j I mens yesterday.— A.F.P.
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    SENATE SAYS NO
    29 7 TEHERAN, July 9 (UP '-The Iranian Senate refused today to give Mohammed Mossadegh the majority vote he demanded as a condition of forming a new government.
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    Lunch With Winston
    34 7 LONDON. July 9 (AP) Margaret Truman lunched with Prime Minister Churchill today and began a week -long round of social visits m Britain far from the current excitement of American politics.
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    Jakarta Refuses US Invitation
    44 7 The Indonesian Government yesterda.y refused a United States invitation to send observers to investigate conditions m the Koje Island prisoner of war camp maintaining thai the International Red Cross was the appropriate body for such an m vestigation. o*o******************* Renter
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    U.S. Wants Kidnapped Man Freed
    121 7 U.S. Wants Kidnapped Man Freed BERLIN, July 9 (UP) The American commandant m Benin. Maj. -Gen. Lemuel Mathewson, demanded peremptorily tonight that the Communists surrender the prominent German, who was kidnapped and to hand over the kidnapper for prosi i tion. As a result of the kidnapping. West Berlin authorities
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    US To Protest Again To Danes
    108 7 COPENHAGEN, July 9. "Renter)- A second U.S. pi < < against the construction oi an- 13.000-ton tanker m Danish shipyards for S< vi« I Russia is on its way, leh. I I sources said. The first tanker. Apsh< i was delivered to Russia days
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    Supporters For Taft Make Way For Eisenhower
    170 7 CHICAGO, July 9 (UP) Thc Republican Convention Credentials Committee voted Ml to (> today to scut the 13 Louisiana Eisenhower delegates alter I aft supporters ottered them to Eisenhower In par! v hai morn move i. Tad moved tested 1 given I to
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    Mail Truck Robbery Echo
    83 7 LONDON t Eh -ter) Police toi > m a i hich may n Bril m's b_ggi manhunl for years. Noble and Robert Kin. vere accused of re- ceiving 4.00U one-pound bills. "pi i Mime person un- t i emanded E idence disclosed no details, bul Scotland
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    No Mecca Leave Pay
    25 7 THE Siam turned < Muslim govt 120 days while they go pilgrimage.- UP LAJI the Indo: will I posed co IPi i
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    55 7 1 THE CAMPING CLUB of Great Britain, m an effort to make more people ge camping asked 1 three lovely chorus girl* from a west End show to attend their display Olvmnia, London. Picture shows th,. girls m next •to-nothing s .imsuits. high heeled shoes and well-rroomed hair making a
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      79 7 EUBBER,TINCLOSINGPRICES Stondord London Correspondent LONDON, July 9. The following ore the closing prices ot rubber ond tin on the London Morket todoy LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 26 6. Spot £969 10s. per ton, Aug. 26 d. buyers, £971 sellers. j ept 25 Jd. Three months: £967 1 0s. Oct.
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    Gold Discovered: Co-pilot Is Held
    53 8 Gold Discovered: Co-pilot Is Held HONGKONG. July CReuterAAP) Xte co-pilot of a plane which is .bout to leave Kaitak for Saigon was arrested when revenue officers, acting on Information found 300 taels ol gold. T i,- Bold was alleged kc be m the possession o: the co-pilot.. The plane left
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    Heian Maru Reobens Prewar N.Y.K. Route
    185 8 Heian Maru Reobens Prewar N.Y.K. Route RESUMING the JapanEurope Tnited Kingdom service of the N.Y.K. Line, the 6-849-ton freighter, Heian Maru, arrived m Singapore yesterday. The vessel is inaugurating a > mthJy schedule on this serx'\ ■<• which will be maintained seven of the latest and Bi ships of the
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    RUSSIA HOLDS 11 JAP SHIPS
    52 8 Russia is still detaining 11 lof 29 Japanese fishing ships i they seized during the first si\ months of this year m waters off Hokkaido. The Russians released 18 vessels with a total of 150 crew members and still held 11 ships with lit crew
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    EPU EXTENDED
    26 8 THE Council of the Organi&a- tion for European Economic Cooperation (OEEC> has Earmally decided to extend the European Payments Union for one year. Reuter
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    Special Cachet On First Flight
    44 8 AUSTRAL! A N Postmaster Geneial Hubert Anthony announced that all mail oarried un the first of the direct air service between Australia and South Africa on Sept. 1 this year .vou id be impressed with a special cachet.— Reuter
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    US To Make Bid For One More Record
    196 8 SOUTH AMPTO N M y W (Reuter*. Americaa n_nres_l liner, the United States. «_b_ich docked here last nigi.t al'tei her record-breaking nu\ from New York will try to !>eat the westbound recoid when she sails back tomorrow, said her captain. Commodore Haiiy
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    Rubber Drops By 2 Cents On Dull Singapore Market
    198 9 Rubber Drops By 2 Cents On Dull Singapore Market ON a dull market that showed an easier tendency, rubber cs m Singapore declined further by two cents per lb. yesterday. The drop m quotations was largely attributable to continued lack of overseas support and the presence of sellers from upcountry
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    RUBBER: JUNE IMPORT DOWN
    73 9 i \l WAN imports oi rubber dropped from 23,777 mis m \la\ tv 23,365. tons m June, the total imports i the first hall of the year being 167 215 tons compared th 306,688 lons for the corresponding period of 1951. c Included of ribbed -tanked
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    World Shipping Increase
    61 9 World Shipping Increase 'ORK W Kiel i ru'- r• Bg "■■> B i d reported. *tmt\ 0 su teo taooo 1J864 r H tnoa ol l CSSC I I 3J VAMP} anpei ed MIJMM Bran loos I I r B 2 2. |ros r s ter c. IS. 008 I
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    Industrials And Tins Are Easier
    113 9 SIIS JAPI >..K. Wed, Tne are market was el and ly easier m trial and tin sections r er shares continui ne^ected, according an Sharebrokers' MM S'lRI %i_S Bayer* Seller* I 12 Bat i .h ko I ?20.0Q KJ 00 cd j C L 75
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    Sarong Factory Will Re-open
    76 9 KOTA BAHRU, Wed— Af-i dj unlldt nee m the ta[ture the batek industry, Che I proprietor ol tht big- 1 ateh ta "tory m Malaya. I an"-, meed nis designers and <>:>:er .xpert^ were plan- j i pro. Ed sarongs. Old stoics are now being j
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    US DUTY ON ZINC
    32 9 D.s Com n< roe Departtonounced that the m /.mc ill be ij c c tial proclamation that slab 5.A 9 18 cents n ion r i to thc
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    Mild Boom In U.K. Stocks
    94 9 LONDON, July 9 (AP)— Good news bora 'he home :.<>•. t promiidng better times m the coal and textile industries sparked mild boom m domestic stocks yesterday on ihe London stock e.vhnnge. Official g ivernmenl stateneats said prospects fnr Bri:a.n's c. .il indostry are now
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    UK- Japanese Pact
    51 9 THF. An^lo -.Tapanese ;>;. r.:»-r,'. agreement expires on Aug, 31. I Reuter AAP Mr J. Hill, workshop manager at Associated Instrument Manufacturers' laboratory m Orchard Road, Singapore, watches closely as a camera lens undergoes the hard coatinn process inside the vadium tdass dome on the bench. Peter
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    India Gets Petroleum From S'pore
    73 9 NEW DELHI. July 9 (AP)— Singapore is one of the several countries supplying India petroleum products since closure of the Abadan refinery, formerly India's major source ut supply. India also Imports petroleum products from the United States, Saudi Arabia. Behri I Islands, France, italy, the
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    Tax Agreement ls Extended
    73 9 OTTAWA, July 9. (Reuter) A Canada-United Kingdom tax agreement, m force Since I!>4 has been extended to cover British Guiana and St. Lucia it was announced today. The Canadian External Affairs Department said the extension raided to 23 the number of British Colonial Territories now covered
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    £ Hardens Against U.S., Canadian $'s
    388 9 Hardens Against U.S., Canadian $'s LONDON. Jul;. 9, (Keuter) Sterling yesterday -uiltleiilv turned strong against both the United Stales ;!iul J anailian dollars. Merlin-; was m demand and dollars were offeree! m both European and North American markets. r Against the United States] dollar, stealing al the week-end wa.s down
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    116 9 COMMODITY PRICES I'losing rubtiei priies (rents pet lb m Singa pore yesterday were: Huveri. a>eller_> No. 1 Spot Loose 85 h 86 KOB m bales July No. 1 R.S.S. 85i 86 No. 2 R.S.S. 811 82 No. 3 R.S.S. 77 77_ Tone: Quiet after easier. Ift NOON RUKUtR Wednesday's opening;
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    Pak. Cotton For Reds
    22 9 PAKISTAN has sold 30.000 bales of raw cotton to Communist China, it was officially an- noun eed. A.P.
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    Little Trade In Produce
    91 9 Standard Market Reporter THE produce market m Sin- >'.'_ was quiet m all sections y_3.erday with very little business passing at current levels. Copra was a dull market at ?27 per picul buyers and 527? per sellers for August shipment. Coconut, oil sellers quoted $£3 per
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    Malayan Rates Of Exchange
    74 9 Malaya Exchange Banks Association buying rates to merchants (per 1100 Msdayari) are: New York :i7 Xl Hi <TT.> 32 la/16 iO.D.), 33 l/Vt on credit bills and 1 '3 oo trade hills <% d/st); Canada 31 11 IB *T.T.). •'il J3 16 (0.D.). 32 1/10 (90
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    Jap. Factories In Manchuria Active
    44 9 Radio Peiping claimed that 80 per cent of former .lapnnese factories and mines m Manchnria have now resumed production and that the remaining _!U per cent, will be work- n'4 a".'r n b.y Uie end of tbis ar.-- AFP.
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    HIGHER TAR DUTY
    26 9 CEYLON plans to bmam i duf •oa ca from the doMat ito help bridge a budget deficit 'm the next financial yea.- Reuter.
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    MALAYA HAS BIG COLONIAL TRADE BALANCE
    321 9 MALAYA possessed the highest colonial trade balance (£lO9 million) for the period *****0, states The Economic Information Bulletin of Singapore editorially. The total balance of payments among coloninl territories as a whole amounted to £162 million. The Bulletin states that m ;he matter of
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    Use Rubber For Roads Lockwood
    108 9 Use Rubber For Roads Lock wood WASHINGTON, July 9 (IT) Warren Lock wood, head of the National Rubber Bureau, yesterday said it is up to the sales agents of Malayan and Indonesian n.itur al rubber to see what share each country got of increasing the market here for putting natural
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    'C' wealth Federation Impractical'
    137 9 T.ONDON. July 9, (UP). Prime Minister Winston Churchill said m the House of Commons that economic and political federation of the British Commonwealth would be impraetital and a great danger. "Many other forms of unity j and ol association art possible! and valuable but economic federation
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    Cily Has Lab. For Coating Lewises
    328 9 B> MICHAEL ONAORS. M..i.<lai.l Nail Reporter A COMMERCIAL Inliif tory equipped lor <-oa!mt_ the len.e. ol domestic optical i n.l rumen Is and .cuotilir m. iruiiHMt. haa been establt. lied itt Singapore. rod to He the only! lens roatinf plan. In ooamier-] rial ..;>»■_
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    279 9 Condensed Milk Trade AUSTRALIA is today .Malaya's biggest supplier oi condensed milk, with the United States ranking sc.oiu!, Holland third and Denmark fourth. Consumption of condensed milk is mainly confined to Chinese, \..m account for 80 per cent, oi the total imports. An account ol
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    71 9 B get powei i c c■■■'e Ma J n French Alps under a scheme toi a two- mm elect ty -nk up. In exchange France couid electricity from the coal He m mdß X -z> marine rab.e unde. the English Channel. rhe B l Mmi Geoff
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    Australia Gets $50 M. Loan
    69 9 i I[E Wi rH Bank ha a l isssfl 000 OOfl loan '<- A ha to buy apital foods *n aquipmenl needed to fostei nk develo; Ha of "lie loan will aid coal mining, iron and s^eel, i. tway road iranapOfl and e_» I power
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    Britain's Coal Export Up
    56 9 Britain's Coal Export Up LONDON. July 9. (Re ter Br tain > ■[>■ rtec Of oal ia toe hrs ha con psu i I wil h 100 Lani m UO] aco the .vl.nis.ry of Wut I Power. <'oa! output m the ft* 'Z weeks of L9S2 wa s 118,7ti& n
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    46 9 I W DELHI. J D fAFP) The I P> ;1 r X- tOld tbp HiUM- r tf it p lestioa DM total quantity o' coal >• Japan .rom Judia 1. :y.'» tssl *****1 torn :< I exports quota for 11.52 riad ueei fixe* at UaW.OW tons
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    We, the PEOPLE
    147 10 We, the PEOPLE WHAT PRICE SINGAPORE BACHELORS? Sir:— Oh! My goodness! What a smashing statement appeared m your Sunday Standard of Ju!v 6 under the heading: "BACHELORS TO BE ON SALE." It says: j ''America's first husband market will be opened this month at Bethlehem. New Hampshire. Spinsters are being
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    'Good Luck, Harry'
    396 10 Sir. At last President Truman is showing just a bit of that political mettle which swept him into the White House m the '48 elections—only this time Truman is not campaigning [or the presidency. Instead he has with amazing exactitude expressed the feelings of the man-in-the-street about
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    Plea For Fair Play
    284 10 Sir:— Mr. L. D. Whitfield, Director of Education, v. as reported m your paper to have told the Perak teachers, that the Aided School tea< tiers would be paid the Housing Allowance. retrospective from July 1951. In view of this official pr inouncement, the Aided school
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    Govt. Job Ads.: 'Hypocrisy'
    272 10 Sir; I fully agree with '"Out of the Running'! whose letter appeared m the "Straits Times" on July captioned: Applying for a Govt, vacancy." The public could judge from a recent example. On Saturday June LM. there appeared aa advertisement on page two of the ""Straits
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    STANDARD PATTERN SERVICE
    860 10  -  ROSALIND RATNAM By HERE are tin* sewing instructions (or The $lan.lartl Pattern Nos. lt and i 5 which appeared m the Sunday Standard on July 6. Noir: 1 Your pattern pieces will have Certain instructions stamped on them. When you have the pattern pieces by your side
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    Kid Gavilan To Challenge Ray Robinson
    137 11 PHILADELPHIA. July 8 IP)— Welterweight champion. Kid Gavilan. the conqueror of Gil Turner, may challenge for Sugar Ray Robinson's middleweight crown here m September. {Promoter Herman Tavlor. Who staced la^t night's Gavi-lan-Turner welterweight title light, said today he would try 'a) arrange thc RobinsonGravilan
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    Valentine Chan In Three Finals
    219 11 IPOH Wed— Miss Valentine Chan. Perak*! lead 1 B woman ninton player, last nig Qualified Cor all three finals m this year's championships -^hen 1 the as Bfisa Tan Ena Looi j ted M__ss N Choo Sim and Miss Kong Poh Sim 15 4. 15
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    Thrilled, Eager Colony Team Starts For Helsinki
    444 11 Thrilled, Eager Colon y Team Starts For Helsinki r. .i? ''r '«<>=y-.hri!i«,i _„d K -"'yune ot'm^ttmmcHm; await, i1,,,,,. At London airport n reception committee ot Malayans 'meet t.-.em headed by Mr. W (Ward. Malaya's conunissaonei. isi i' neUK. Others waiting D c I -uaiayan students. J The si»ht-_-eeing tour is
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    MALAYS WIN IN PENANG
    135 11 MALAYS WIN IN PENANG PENANG. Wed. Penang Malays had no difficulty beating a weak European side by six goals to one m a community league soccer match played on Victoria Green today I n the first half the Malays monopoUaad p. ay and scored four goals without reply. Ahmad Darus.
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      SINGAPORE
      33 11 SOCCER: SAFA League— Community. RAF v Euro]>eans j JaUi n BfTsnr Stadium: Junior ('aptie— Police "B" V Star f S<irccriles at Geylang; Junior Cuplic Katong Saiaruh "A" v Social AP at CYMA.
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      KOTA BAHRU
      48 11 ATHLETICS: Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus Sports at SSI, 4 n.//>. SOCCER: Krai Police V P«^ r Mas at Puduny Garong- Machemg 0 PPMK at Hospital Pa daw;. BtmMUiTON: Kelontan State Championships at Kola Bharu. ATHI.ETI CS Pus ir M«S CES meet at Pasir Mas.
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      PENANG
      13 11 .SOCCER- Police SC r SI.RC on Date Kraiuat ground of r..].> pjn.
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    This Team May Lose Their Boats
    69 11 HELSINKI. July 9 (AP)— Canada's Olympic oarsmen Learned yesterday that their four-oared, eipht-oared and double scull shell were damaged m shipment from Canada to Helsinki They don*! know yet how bad the damage ts. The ship, carrying the shells has not arrived. All they
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    SRA Spoon Shoot
    31 11 A Spoon Shoot for mem!>ers •f the Singapore Rifle Association will be held at Bukit j Timah Range on Sunday. 1 Shooting will commence at .:;o a.m. I
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    Andersonians Social, Dance On Saturday
    142 11 IPOH. Wed. -A social and dance and a cricket game ;u'e planned by the Old Andersonians on the secasion <>r their annual reunion party Qiis week-end. On Saturday afternoon, two events tor old bdya 220 yarc_s flat handicap and tbe 4 x 110 yards relay—
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    Huntingdon Wins
    58 11 GEOFF Huntingdon won thc RAF, Changi Cycling Club's 40 miles road race on Sunday m 1 hour 4(J minutes 32« sec& The race was run m pouring rain. M. Rowe (Seletar'' Jo> second olace followed by A. Morrison, R. Stamford. R. Jenkins, and R Smith m that order.
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    8 NATIONS IN GOLF BATTLE
    253 11 LYTHAM, Lancashire, July 9, (Reuter).— An eiffbtnation battle— Britain, Eire, Australia, South AfricaArgentina, United States, France, Belgium for the British open golf championship began m earnest this morning oil the Royal Lytham and St. Annes course here. Two deyc having been spent m qualifymt;. 96
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    Jollilads Just Miss A Draw
    185 11 BASK Ordnance Depot Civilian Association just scraped through a SAFA Division ..B socct'i- match when they defeated Jollilads Sports Club by three goals to two, played at the CYMA ground yesterday. BODCA had the advantage of playing against a nine-man team for practically the whole
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    OTEC WIN 6-1
    51 11 THE O.T.E C. Sports Clnb beat JjTalaya Publishing House S.C. hqr six goals to ou. m tbe Singapore Business Houses League Div. 1 match at the Clerical Union ground yesterday. Scorers were: T. !Mi.:?on (3X Yusoff (2. and S. Orton tow O.T_E,C. arxi Osman an4l Jtoaaiß tor
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    Malacca-NS Telecomms Sports Meet
    81 11 Malacca-NS Telecomms Sports Meet MALACCA. Wed. For the first athletic meeting qi tne Telecon.mu nications Department of Negri Sembilan at Seremb.in on Saturday. Malacca Teleeoninis I O-Ii be sending a contingent ol 20 men and 35 women for the meet. Malacca competitors have shaped well m their month's training at
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    Batu Pahat Soccer Lge.
    92 11 Batu Pahat Soccer Lge. BATU PAHAT. Wed.— At r. meeting he'd recently it waa derided to bold the Bata Pahal District Football League at the end of this month Entries will dose on July 15 The following were elected office-bearers for tlie Batq Pahal Football Association for the year 1952:—
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    Colony Indians Surprise Chinese
    202 11 Community League IMMWS and (_lii.i« sweated ont a «ii.,«i m a v\| v (omimmin Lragne nun. 1, u t Jal.m aVaa] Majlltim .r.t«-r«lay. A Ini-, crowd -aw a v.|,„ J uill be l<m» 1 1 an ariui id for tin- mam exciting poali ■•■th msalLß and
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    45 11 Atuii L.«„ jnd ca^er rv,. tt-j ear wU lean Desfor^rs hurdtr. like a champion. When ber |ab is a Beereten is don. _i_tr.uiiv hard lor the great d.v Inn shi- wilt represent Britain Ot WiliiiahL Here she i^ m i,iio n al Tootinc B, London
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    Close Finish In Grass Track Race
    144 11 .'OITHFII. Raymond J< 1 kins <-i tba RAF Changi Cycling C tb wan the Dato C. J. Pagtar". trophy lor the 1.0 laps gra<. track race he. Bt the Singapore Chinese R res tion Club yesterday. Ori y three of the ten co ll
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    A. Rahman To Coach singapore To Coach Singapore
    114 11 A. Rahman To Coach singapore To Coach Singapore \BI) D L I \I!M Siacaaare*i Halaya I ep ■-t.it- ti<»ni 1933 n, rt. has been eleet«'d roach For tne SAFA m pla< of Hr. K. B 1 Pates *be _ors on |.a\r to I u_ J.i n<t soon. Old Una "s
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    79 11 MM. piioU*. The surrey, ful Singapore Harbour Police trass, mtilrh won lir_.( p|_i<> m ll of thr 17 trarfc and field evmti :f the 5.11.8. £p«r«. Medio* Probationary s.P Mr X Waters O.C mt the S.H.B. Police Force la In the r.ntr*. directly behind him [<_ P.C. H. l-kant iiidtvidual
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    US TEAM ARRIVES
    99 11 US TEAM ARRIVES SINK! J. I I T t first uf tha [got I .'cc St < a iff cd tl Olympic Games ope. a her* otr 1« .4 Aboard eharten p *r_c m*■ eta !r. ted S > 1 >|? n nmittee adn 1 hi ne r I■•2okw 1
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    Rangers Beaten
    9 11 At! gßa j as M siat esterda
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      1110 11 SCHOLARSHIPS j ACKMWIEDCMH. .T.v. M-HOI.AKSHII-S M.f "Z'lrZZ t_ fiLIOWSHIPS irt'.u.ive.. who seal wreaths X TION OF MALAYA) messages, rendered assistant v-rc mr-> a d a -^-nded \'r% funeral o A A NTS for 19;... y,,_ r hi-.h-.M_i .t t au v v i__,_i ~>» c nusoco.d Al. J. Abraham. .->_hutars.'i.ps
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      168 11 NOTICES Bankruptcy Ordinance (Chapter 45). In The Hi*h Court Of The Colony Of Singapore Island Of Singapore. TN BANKRUPTCY. No. 60 of 1951 RE Mohamed b.n Abdul Ghalin. Receiving Order made 30th May. J 952. Date of Adjudication "30th May. 1952. Date and place of First Meeting 17th July, 19,.:\
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    Cross Country
    30 12 KOTA BAHRC Wed— The Eng Scho i] will hold 1 C uni race tali miles ol I Kota Bahru on Ab wi 100 hoys •a ta cc pari
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    Draw For Colony AAA Meet
    360 12 POl i > W N< vie foi ts far 1 c Sm porti the Jala Besar stadium i I I m. Finals) v Poi. H de S T. i X Ke Heal Boon X l.; Nunes W i ing Hoe ij.- ,i 3 Milne Tan
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    Four Hongkong Swimmers For World Olympics
    79 12 HONGKONG. July 9 (AP»— Hongkong's four Olympic swimmers, Misses Cynthia Eager, [rene Kwok Kam-ngor, F. K. Monteiro and Cheung Gyn-man. will leave Hongkong Wednesday by air for Helsinki. They are the Brsl representation of the Olympiad. The team will also participate m a swim
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    Grand Prix Will Be 72-Mile Race
    490 12 THE Singapore Motor Club yesterday received the "so ahead" signal to stage their 4th annual Johore Grand Prix and Road Race Meeting for ears and motor cycles on August 3. The meeting will be held with the kind permission of the Sultan of Johore
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    HIONITI BREAKS RECORD IN MAIDEN WIN
    1592 12  -  WINDSOR LAD Newcomers On Top By A NEW course record for seven furlongs less 22 yards was set up yesterday the second day of the Singapore Turf Club's July meeting when Hioniti, an Australian bred gelding by High Caste, won first time out to
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      1. Gay Tie Troubled
      82 12 Gay Te was o.d.esome at •he start, bill when me fie.d was sent BWay. Gay Te wa- left X ngsgrove and Galway Greer were smartly swaj followed b Pride ot Burma. R.i I o A Dinar snd Redouble Galway Gree: had gone into the lead on
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      2. New Look set Pace
      93 12 Hionil New Look began best when the field was sent off to a good start followed by Vasco Da Gama. Noi thm i v Adonis. Quicksand. Regmar with Brideford close behind- On _ss tg 'he Vive. Rionit hold a slight advantage trom New Look, who.
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      3. Soronnk Led
      74 12 The IfinK gave I ible at the barrier but when the field a v sent off. Seronok, Tonto. A plause and Short Hairs were early leaders with the rest m a bunch behind ar.d Kong M R lasl. Rounding the ton of the turn. Seronok showed the
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      4. High Descent Stopped
      101 12 J i i>bin gave ti ouble a* tht siart and was sent to the (Mlt- when the fie'd was sent away to a good start Des ent was left and took no part m the race. Hector end Sea! Prince jumoed into the le i I
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      5. Late Challenge Failed
      70 12 Se.-' fto a good fits and Thaumaturgy \\e:e the early leade. S im Primrose, w.th F!a< of P< Ob ervation Jimson a able Mouldings behind the ers and. Our Frie the reai- On passing >the C ib 9 bit the Eronl ed by Tl i imafurgy.
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      6. Parmiter Sprinted
      63 12 Sent iff to a good start B ing Gesture Jumped ::i!o the tad followed by Cherry Ling, R v. ttkih Suda Parmiter. The v bunched tse behind w th T <ed to show the way rout lie top of the w.th Retinue and Che m close .ttendance
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      7. Shahpere Faded
      87 12 P as left, when the lie.ci wa.s sen! afl to Shahpere was fallowed by Lovesel i .el a. Q i The T::> and Mubarak with J Nature's Gentleman lasl Pa log the five I >ost Shah- :>ere was si n Cronl t i guine eset Sturveta Clickity
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      8. Ambassador Waited
      81 12 Red I) Binocu. i when the field off 1«> an otherwise good If a tie jumped followed by Qua:;e Deck Barrow Boy. Northern I th Rebuke a:i An;:, ie leading uo the rest ol the field. Sweet MI I ed round Ihe top of 'he I l
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